Most people believe so, but it is impossible to prove either way.
Religion provides many people with comfort in difficult times, as well as a sense of purpose. Of course, this applies equally to many religions, not just the Abrahamic religions that worship God. Of course, looking for a sense of purpose is different from really believing. Reason may tell those who enquire, that there is no God. And there are many ways outside religion to obtain comfort and solace. But people do not need to abandon their faiths just because logic and reason say so. Even Elaine Pagels ("Beyond Belief", "The Secret Gospel of Thomas" and others) says that, although an atheist, she still finds quiet comfort in the church.
No they did not believe in god
I believe in god. also, write why u believe in god :)
If you believe that God made the world and everything in it, then you must believe that God made bedbugs. If you don't believe that God made the world, or if you don't believe in God, then you likely do not believe that God made bedbugs.
Someone who doesn't believe in God is an atheistSomeone who is not sure whether there is a God or not is an agnostic.Someone who does believe in God is a theist
Because you believe he is the right God for you. It's what you believe that matters, not what someone else presume you believe or not believe in.
Most cultures believe in a God.
They believe in one God.
I am a Muslim and we believe the same god is you but we say Allah (GOD)
Yes, she do believe in god.
I believe she did believe in God
Buddhism does not involve belief in a specific god or creator. Instead, Buddhism focuses on teachings that lead to enlightenment and liberation from suffering through personal spiritual development and understanding of the nature of reality.
yes She believe in god.